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Is Israel harboring deadly secret weapon?

We all know the massive destruction which happened near a port in Lebanon and about 4000 injured in the same. A massive explosion which heard as far away as Cyprus, and could be seen from neighboring villages tore on Tuesday, killing at least 100 people and injuring more than 3,700 others.  The burst reported to have been caused by a collision sent an orange-tinged mushroom cloud that towered over the past capital and emitted a shock wave that blew doors off and chased cars hinges kilometers away.

The hospitals of Beirut struggling to deal with shortages of equipment and electricity as well as a coronavirus pandemic were immediately overwhelmed.  As triage centers were installed in parking lots and ambulances rushed to Beirut they appealed for contributions of blood.

What caused the explosion?

Lebanon’s President, Michel Aoun, blamed the detonation on 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate that he said had been stored unsafely at a warehouse in the interface. An identical quantity of the chemical arrived at a Moldovan-flagged cargo ship, the MV Rhosus that docked in Beirut in 2013 after enduring technical issues while drifting from Georgia into Mozambique. 

The Rhosus was scrutinized, banned by leaving, and was soon afterward abandoned by its owners, according to Shiparrested.com.  Its cargo should happen to be disposed of or resold and was transferred to Warehouse 12 following a court order. There’s presently a crater in which the warehouse keeping the ammonium nitrate once stood Ammonium nitrate is a white commonly. 

However, it can be used to create an explosive used in the construction and mining sectors. Militants have produced bombs with it. Experts say that ammonium nitrate is relatively secure when stored. When you’ve got a large amount of material lying about for quite a while it begins to decay, the corrosion can be extensively strong which can send off a radiation to blast off the energy.

Currently, the situation is under monitor and Iran, Israel is being fact-checked. They are being held accountable for the number of secret weapons that the places have kept with themselves, but the causes are still unknown.

President Aoun promised a clear investigation into the blast.  

“We are determined to proceed with an investigation and unveil the conditions surrounding what happened as soon as possible and hold those responsible and people who have been negligent accountable and serve with the most intense punishment,” he said on Wednesday after visiting the destroyed port. 

Mr. Koraytem and requires this to be removed were ignored and the director-general of Customs, Badri Daher, stated their warnings about the danger posed from the ammonium nitrate that was stored. 

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